[Patricia L Keelin]

Finally, a bit of time to post to our wonder-filled forum — and WOW! what a lot of fabulous photos have been added to many a topic.

Michael, your Zeeny is more than a lucky shot as it shows how attuned your eye is to the subtle details that really set this image apart.

Ruth, delighted to hear the halos are finding you. Your most recent is such a beauty and a bright spot on the Gallery too!

And Hans, love your dog/horse with faint halo. The cloud texture is exquisite. And congratulations on your fine catch of iridescence featured as Cloud of the Day!

Oops! Can’t seem to drop in a photo… :? Anyone else having problems with posting an image here?

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What a collection of blue and white beauties above! Each one has a story all its own. I’d especially like to hear the one call Honeycomb. I just bet it’s a sweet one.

Waving Back

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Your Elephant is adorable, Ruth. Perhaps he will be entertained by this…

High Wire Act

 

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Thanks, Ruth! Love those subtle Ships and the clever titles you come up with for your photos. That bowl of soup looks deliciously nourishing. A nice treat on a cold day.

Basking In The Warmth

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Glad you enjoyed the sighting of George, Ruth. And it was only a matter of time before our old friend Billy made another appearance. Good catch!

Below, could he be late for a tea party? Or hopping off to collect some brightly colored eggs?

No Time To Say Hello Goodbye!

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Lovely sun-kissed clouds bookending the day! Pinks and purples, golden, molten hues. The colors and formations are truly amazing.

I seldom see Lenticularis in my area and had to pull off the road to properly celebrate their rare arrival.

Late Afternoon Lennies

PS: Loved your Arcus formation over Missouri River on the Gallery, Ruth. Hope you kept dry!

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What a fantastic variety of exciting images in the last few weeks here.

Michael, I keep returning to your #218 and the very surreal #219.

Ruth, I believe some relatives of your lovely Dust Bunnies have been seen in my neighborhood lately. Known to multiply, aren’t they?

And Hans, I think you put it perfectly with Don’t know how to put it! A great visual representation of… of… of….

The clouds below reminded me of a wet dog about to shake&share the joy of a recent swim…

Quick! Grab A Towel!

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Your Spooky Moon is fantastic, Ruth! I sense it could also be an underwater scene with a great moon-eyed fish. Would be a wonderful image to include in a nighttime story book.

And it must have turned up the pareidolia knob for me as your next post took on the look of an iridescent growling dog. A guardian perhaps? Could be there’s another one just behind the trees here… I See You!

 

 

 

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Hans, I’m with you on the Wonder. Looking Up captures the state well.

It’s also well caught in your Back to Earth, Ruth.

And Michael, what a wild wow collection your recent posts are. #140 absolutely blew me away with its beauty.

Inspirations

 

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Ruth, looks like you caught that Horseshoe Vortex just in time — you are lucky!  Serious Cirrus can’t help but bring a smile. And the stunning photo of clouds over the Mission Mountain Range featured on the Gallery last week is a beauty.

This was a most welcome site a couple of weeks ago.

Any Moment Now

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Arizona B&W#217 looks alive, Michael.

I think I hear the flapping of wings in Batman, Ruth. And the roar in Pacific Ocean.

Far up the coast, in the land of icy waters…

Ready to Break Away

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Hope your dog catches his treat, Ruth—before it turns into something else!

Meanwhile, I’ve been wondering if the natural metamorphosis of clouds may have inspired Kafka.

Alas, Poor George!

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Love your More Moon glow, Ruth. This topic hold so many surprises. And it doesn’t take much to make us glow when such optical delights present—especially with first sightings like your sundog. Congratulations!

Just A Touch Of Iridescence

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Glad to hear my final post to V. V gave you a good giggle, Hans. And thank you for getting V. VI off the ground with such an elegant, linear gesture. I think it’s gonna be a ringer. ;)

Split End

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Ah, thank you, Michael! And I like the feeling of a flock in flight in your #216.

The clouds below remind me of this clever question posed by Satchel Paige:
“How old would you be if you didn’t know how old you are?”

Ageless

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